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THANKS FOR THE OVATION.
THE MERCH ZOUAVEs BN.
PRESS THE FEELING OF
GratefuIness Toward Those WhO
Welcomed the Company 40
Enthusf AsticalIy.

At a called meeting Of the Memphis
Merchants Nouaves held last night at
their armory on fernando street, the
following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted amidst vociferous APP
plause. The grateful and honest en-
thusiasm OF the young soldiers was
quite refreshing. Had the resolutions
as formulated been put to the meeting
the name Of almost every prominent
man in town would have been includ
ed therein. II was ultimately decided,
however, to mention only q few rep.
resentaiive names, in order to keep
the resolutions within reasonable
limits.
The following were unanimously
adopted:
Re,olued, That the &armest and most sin :
co . thanks Of the Memphis Merchants
Xouavos be hereby rendered to their fell ow
citizens Tor tho magnificent reception AZ
corded them on tho occasion Of their return
MS second prize winners In the Natonat
ZouAvo drill. The glorious satisfaction OF
winning tho prize, and the pleasure they ex-
perienced at their success, vera enhanced a
thousand fold by tho magni6c cent ovation
that awaited them on their return to their
homes, They feel that the honors they have
achieved are shared by heir fellow cithensi
and this Thought will encourage them 10 70
Moved oxertiOn and determination to win
| again.
Resolved, That tho special thanks Of the
| company arc accorded To Gel o. M. Dunn,
superintendent of the Louisville and Mash
| vile railroad, and TO his obliging chief
| clerk, Mr.. kvans, for their courtesies be-
tween Brownsville and Memphis; TO Alex,
| Allison, esq, acting manager tor MesssEs. Z.
| IS. Galloway n Co, of the Peabody Hstel
| for the recherche banquet provided; TO tn!
| press of Memphis for their liiorn kind
| mention; TO the promoters and managers Of
the grand and successful denominations and
last. but not least, TO the thousands Of theil
fellow citizens (most especially the ladies
whose presence and enthusiasm made thai
demonstration n SUGGEST.
Resoipod further, Thh grateful thanks arr
due and are hereby accorded 10 W. M
scott, president of tho Taxing District o
Brownsville, Tenn, aud to the inhabitapt
generally, for cir most kind and hoSpitabl'
| rece ptiou.
hesolUed, That cordial thanks be returned
TO Col. Frank Hume, and 10 many othe
kind friends, for their generous hospitBlit!
TO the company during their stay in Wash
ington.
Signed in behalf of tho Memphis Mer
\. KIT DEFPRY, Capt. Com.
CHARLES j, RAUoH,
| President Board Directors,
ArmOry, Hornando street, Mem phis, Tenn.
June 4, 1887.
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MRS. BOWLEs'S SCHOOL.
Clos ng Exercists Friday Night
Commensurate showing.

Tbs closing exercises Of Mrs.
Bowles's school occurred on the 80 In
slant. The rooms were beautifully
decorated and with the children's
bright ices and merry voices made it
q scene Of exquisite lovaliness. The
opening chorus was well sung by eight
girls, followed by poetical ROTATIONS
from Lottis Cofio, Ida Realrook,
Johnnie Falls, Harry Coffin, Chrls-
tine Jet, Eva Paterson, Bertha
Rhodes and PAGE Patterson.
Duet-COncert Polka-Belle James, Ellie
Smack in schOolamPorcy Brooks: No..
Solo-"Orange Blossoms"-Rose MageV-
Lutte Gottleib-Cora Hester.
Sweet Alpine Rose-Lula Berry and Clara
Annie and willle's Prayer-Edna Free
Trio-COncert Polka - Rose Masevoney,
Lucy Hays and Henrietta wilcox.
EebuchadnezZar-HuRh Nicely.
Solo-Sweet Heather Bell-Nellie Green.
Kentucky Bele-EdwaId Fontaine.
Fifth NOcturn-Evelyn Peters.
Where's Anette-CoIa FTauenthal.
so!o..Dripping Fouptain-Bessie Boyd
The Maids Of httilash-Nellie Green.
0thello's De!ense-Nolan Fontaine.
The German classes recited poems
With excellent pronunciation and ex'
preston, showing a thorough knowl..
edge of the subjects. The advanced
class gave three poems from Witter,
spoken by Willie Bowlee, Ed F,n-
tame and Stella Harpmsn, in dis
tinct and correct manner Das Eff
kennen (Vogell, was spt k n very in
teligently by Nolan FontsiAe.
Albert 6ensdori rep 'eeented Den
Faule-Reinick in a very humorous
way and with much effect. Cora
Frsuenthsl-Den Fischer (Bramler),
with native talent. Henry Erie oman
spoke the fourth part of Dss Leid Won;
den Glocke in excellent taste and
thorough understanding OF the cele'
brRted poem by Schi Ter.
The 6ith part of the same poem was
represented by Nellie Green in the
most natural manner, while the run.
eral March," by Chopin, accompanied
the recitation. The pupils have the
expression of native Germans.
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| csged 10 answer q charge OF disorderly
and malicious mischief.

Gagged 10 answer q charge Of disorderly
and malicious mischief.
The closing exercises Of Memphis
District High School, Arlington, will
occur June 18th to 2lst. Following
the examination OF senior classes on
the last day, the Hon. Henry GRAFT, Of
this city, will deliver ap address.
Circuit Judge Estes rendered the
following Judgments by default yes.
terday: Andrew Reokert VS.. Daniel
Larkin, $685.; Matthew Nor Afghan vs..
Daniel Larkin, s795 80; Andrew Rem
kert vs.. W. I. Kenneday, s7s5 80
Matthew Monaghan vs.. William Nc
Lean, $40 5l6 10; Andrew Renkert Vs.
William Mclean, S6s2l SO.
--Disoppsared, a novel. by Sarah
Tytler; Valerie. or Habs Truth, by the
Duchess, are new, in the chit ap firm.
Mansford will mail parties their regu-
lar papers and magazines when alb
sent from the city for the GUNNER,
Leave your orders before going away.
All the new novels can be mailed the
same way. Twenty orders already in.
Open until / O'Clock today.
The Dell Knott Comedy Company
will present BARLEY Campbell's Fate,
or Divorced, at Bstival Park 0ptra
House tonight. A crowded house will
doubtless witness the performance, as
the company is strong one and the
attraction first cas-. The efforts OF
the management to produce legitimate
and meritorious plays at popular prices
begin to assume satisfactory shaping
toward success.
The following report is made by
Inspector Lane OF the work done by
the Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, during the month
OF May, 1887: Sore, disabled mules
and horses relieved, "a; overloaded
vehicles, q; overdriving horse, / cows
shot, mules shot, l; children pro
tected, 7. Total cssee, so. Persons
arrested, SO; found guilty. "a; dis
charged, 2.
The Bellevue Driving Park Club
propose having. during the summer,
"natinees," open to gentleman driv-
Otb' Aho Ahuukuihl oNohb oSNuo
Wednesday afternoon, the winner to
receive an elegant gold mounted.
ivory handled whip, offered by Mr..
]. b. Rozier, Of the Sawrie-R' 5ier
Company. This is commendable
move on the part OF the club managers
as looking to the establishment OF
summer sports.
james M. Tansey, a saloon keeper
at No. l24 Main street, was arrested
by Officer Jordan last night for keep
ing dieorderly house, disorderly con.
duct and abusive language. He had O
lot OF negro musicians in his saloon,
raising q terrible low with bapjos and
singing, and the officer demanded q
cessation .. hostilites, His only re.
ply was a TRADE 4 vile epithete and
abuse, for which the pugnacious indi'
vidual was lodged behind the bars,
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The Highee School.

At the Hgbee School the closing
exercises of the term have bsen ar
ranged as follows:
tuesday, June 7, 10 a.m.-Little
Folks Day: 0peretta, "a Merry Com
pany;" Calisthenics, Recitations,
French Tea.
Tuesday, s p.m,-Junior Glass 10
Literature: The Lady of the Lake,
Music, REGULATIONS, Tableaux.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.-MiddIe Glass
Elocution, Music, German Comedietta.
Thursday, 8 p.m-Under Graduates
Presentations from Shakespeare.
Friday, 8 p.m.-Graduating Exer-
cises.
No cards OF invitation have been
issued for any Of the above exercises
exert the last, and all persons inter
ested will be cordially Welcomed. The
srt exhibition of pupils work will be
open to pupils all the week after Mon
DIV,
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RAILROAD TIE TABLE.

Karsas Cssy, Memphis and Birm
IaEhaD. Trains move ~ tollowsj No.
i Leave: !. aiS AM; ~: .ifiy.s = 1910
49, g: ' .ss ,Fs,,ss :. 70 Il n
move !, follow: New Orleans mail arrives
dSiiy Al 900 an; leaves daily ut $500 .. m :
Safdis accommodation arrives daily At $3.50
an; leaves daily a t:2J pm. Mail trains
Nh A fS 81 Ley or ss sastiOn. 0'n N
Cheaapeake and ohio koste-TrAins
move daily a. follows; Fat mail leaves
Memphis at $3.50 an. and arrives 81 II :SS c
an; Hirht express leaves Memphis at s;So
run through solid between Memphis and
Louisy lie Ripley accommodation leaves
at 30 '. m. and At ives at $3.50 am
MississfpDf Valley Roate H., N. %.
follow. New Orleans last mail. daily. leaves
81 l:tO p.n.; New Orleans expresl, daily
leaves at $50 am. New Orleans fast mail.
daily, arrives at 9:l0 Am; New Orleans
s1RI., dill, armies snS s \ ~
move as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at
daily at 1910 am; arrives at a:0O p.m'
St. Louis express leaves daily at $500 pm.
arrives daily q s;S a;m;-stanaarsa time;
held Rsd Memphisl-Trains leave NJ. and
4. depot as follows; No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at 1880 a.m.; No. 5, Kansas
City express, arrives at 4:45 pm. No z,
Kansas City mail, leaves at 6 100 pm. No; /,
Kansas City mail. arrives at 8:B IN. No:
4, ST, Louis and CHICAGO e1press. leaves OF
$500 pm No. i, St. Louis and ChiesEo ex-
press, arrives at S:1a.m. In effect Sunday
april IS, 1885.
Memphis and Charleston Trains
move as follows: Through express leaves
1A.ly at 10 80 pm. Mail and express leaves
Tally at $50 Am. Somorville accommodao
lion leaves daily, except Sunday, at 6;U
nm. Through express arrives daily at 9: lQ
Am. Mail and express arrives daily Mt y; ID
nm. Somerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, ats:@ a.m.
move as follows central standard ume) |:
No. leaves Memphis at II 80 pm. No
leaves Memphis at 6:10 q. m; No. lffoiRhD
riTes at Memphis at 9.l0 p. IN. No. 4 arrives
ct Memphis at o:l6 am No. Q (froiahD ar
rives at Hopefeld at 4:D p.m.
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MADISON PLACE SALE.
The Property 10 be Improved on the
Order OF Eu elid Avenue.

The APPEAL acknowledges receipt
Of an invitation, earnestly and cor
daily extended, to be represented at
the barbecue and public sale at Madi-
son Place, Tuesday, June l7lh, begin
ming at 10 o'clock am. In their noe,
the agents, Messrs. Sratton, Thomas
& Rogers, cay: "We take the posi-
ton that every citizen who has the
best interests Of the city at heart is di-
rectly interested In the object Of this
sale. tis the intention of the own
ers OF this property to improve it
after the style OF Euclid avenue, Cieve-
LAID, said to be the most beautiful
street in the world, and strictly res;-
dence quarter. A movement has al
ready begun in this erection. Five
parties at private sale have purchased
the entire front of one square, and
agreed to build handsome, modern
homes, and decorate their grounds in
the manner indicated"
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
To HoUsKwIvEs.-See Saw rie.Roz or
Oompapy's ad. in another column.
A CHEAP line iron and elate mantels,
also CRATE front and Tenders, at Gabay's.
DIR J. W. NELSON has rsturnsd. and
can be fund at his offic,, 81 Madison.
DR.. WIN. TowNE7, dentist 297 Second
ST., Office Nos, Sneed & Bethel buildir 9
BEFORE buying call and examine
Gas Fixtures at Browne, the Plumber.
The most refreshing and exhilsrat.
ing drink in this city 10 Coca Co a, to
be found at HtisteI's Soda Fountain.
A. VAccARo & Co. have received
fifty cases Of Due de Monticello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, 56 Madison
etreet, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, " hen ordered, for
the accommodation of friends.
W. H. HUaHEY. Justice of the Peace
and Notary Public, has removed his
Office to No. IL Mccall street, between
Main aud Shelby. Prompt attention
given TO all business inirusted to him.
TRAINS will leave the Memphis and
Charleston railroad depot for tbs race
track at $50 a m, aud $3.50 pm. TO.
dsy, June 4th. Returning will leave
track at close OF rsc5e. Round "trip
tickets on sale at depot ticket office at
% cents each.
EsTIvAL PARK OPERA HoUaE, COM.
mencipg June I'd, the Dill Knott
Comedy and Dramatic Company. in a
Fl 'st clsss ente,tanment # drama,
comedy, and Mr.. Dell Knott's taeicsl
expressions. Popular prices; is, 20
and 80 cents.
THERE will be a lawn parry and
spelling bee at Mrs. Turley's residence,
corner of Wellington and Linden
8 reets, Thursday evening, june 9th.
Mr.. Barney Hughes val conduct the
spelling bee. Admission rs cea's, in-
Guiding refreshments.
THE annual examination OF sppli-
cants for teachers certificates will De
held next Satur lay, June 18th at
Market Street School. Applicants are
required to register Their names st the
office of the Bard Of Education be-
tween now and the Jay Of examina-
ton, to report by 9 o'clock at the
school building.
$500 will buy corner lot l0Oxl Az
feet, high and level, with nice house
and good cistefn. A business CDR.
ner. $3.50 will buy corner lot 5Oxl70
feet, good neighborhood, bjgh and
level. $4,000 will bay 200Xl75 fest,
richest neighborhood in town, good
house, beautiful shade trees, etc.
NJ. EGAN, go Front street.
AT the weekly meeting tf the
Women's Christian TemoeraEce
Union, to be held at White Ribbon
Hall. Wednesday, June Sth, at 4
o'clock PM, arrangements VIII De
made for the observance OF Flower
Mission prison day, June 9th. An
Interested most cordially interested to
be present.
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TRANSFERS.

Theodore Read to Bohlen Huse Ice
Company, 60xl4Sa feet on Charleston
avenue and Jtfferson street, for $4,000.
Virginia o. @ aybrook to @. B. Rus
sell, lots II and18 of Dswson's eubdi-
vision, each being 3lxl4S feet on the
south side Of Bass avenue, f r $3.50.
f. Whitmore and Others to ]. M.
Jackson, IL 23.100 acres OF the Norris
home tract, in the E eventh Civil Dis
trict, fJr $1,000.
D. L Stewart and wife 10 A. ]. VIII
son, lot 81 Ct Browns subdivision, for
$l35 35.
James G. Henning to Daniel O'Oon-
nell lot in Arlington, for $85.
Jane Dunn to VIM. M. Smith, 1CCx
100 feet on Carolina and Ninth streets,
Fort Pickering, for S2501.
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Only

2; Memphis, 1. First Base on
balls-New Orleans, l; Memphis,
/. Left on bsses-New Orleans,
8; Memphis, S. Struck out-By Somers,
9; by Doyle, 1. Passed balls
By Vaughn, 8; by Crotty, 4: Wild
pitches-By Somers, l. Double plays
Baker, Phelan and Andrews. Hit
by pitcher-By Somers. l. Umpire
Skinner. Time of gsme-Two hours.
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l own about 10000 acres Of foe
timber lands, including several cypress
brakes, on and near the Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas railway in
Bolivar county, Mics, which l offer
for sale in tracts to suit purchasers,
Price-irom S. TO S12 per acre, accord
ing to intrinsic value and location,
one-iourth cash and balance In one,
two, three and four years, equal in.
stallments, with interest at the rate Of
8 per cent. per annum. The larger
part Of the property Is high and fer
tile, and after selling the timber the
purchasers would have fee farms for
agricultural and stock purposes.
CHAS. SCOTT, Rosedalo, Miss.
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THE ITALIAN PICNIC.
One OF tho Most Attractive Fetes Of
the Season ON Next Wednesday.

At Estival Park next Wednesday
sfternoon and night, the 9Th instant,
La Societa di Unione Fratellenza
Itallana will give their annual picnic.
It will be most enjoyable affair, one
OF the attractive suburban fete, OF the
spring season. The Italian Society's
annual picnic is always attended by
the best people In the city, aud by
representatives of all nationslities.
In the afternoon there will be an
artistic street procession, and at the
park games of all kinds will be in
dulgsd in by the little folks. The
lovers of macaroni and ravioli will
attend In force. Fine music will be
ready for the dancers.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, June 4.-NiEht-River IS feet on
the gauge and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, June I.-Night-Ar-
rived: Golden Rule, Cincinnati; City OF
New Orleans, ST Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Night-RiVer, l6
feet on the gauge and rising. Weather
fair and warm. Departed; Granite state,
Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.-Night-River 7
feet inches on the gauge and stationary,
Weather clear aud warm. Departed: Ohio,
Memphis; Buckeye STATE, Cincinnati; Mary
Houston, New Orleans.
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Summary: Runs earned-Nsw Or.
leans, 8; Memphis, 2. Three base hits
-Oampsu, /. Home RuDs-Andrews
and Black. Total bases on hits
New Orleans, IA; Memphis, IL.
First base on errors-New Orleans,
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Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, 6S Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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Chepapeahe and Ohio Route

Runs two solid trains daily between
Memphis and Louisville. Train leav-
ing Memphis a. $50 am. has Pullman
buffet sleeper. Train leaving at $3.50
p. N. has Pullman sleeping and re-
cling chair car. Two close counec-
ti0ns al L uisville North and East.
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NON>N Trife with any Throat
INV or Lung Disease. If you

have q Cough or Cold, or the children
are threatened with Group or Wboop-
ING Cough, use Aoksr's English Rem
edy and prevent further trouble. It
is . positive cure, ara we guarantees
X. Price 10 and 80 cents.
A. RENKEBT and BRRBNTZ i co.
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MechsnIcs' steel Stamps
At Haberling's, $40 Second street.
Cut FLOWERS.

Bouquets and designs, La Rose Gar
dens, corner Jackson and La Rose
streets. Telephone 6l7.
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CRN TRIAL AVENUE LOTS
Disposed Of at Auction by Messrs.
GilchFisI a Martin.

Messrs Gi'christ & Martin, yester-
day, disposed Of Central avenue lots
for account of Voorhees, q Meacham.
The sale was conducted ia mastery
manner and the macsroni dinner &C
compartment was enjoyed by all.
Following is an account of TIE re-
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama and Mississippi i:
soptherly Vinds; fair Deather; sta
tionary temperature.
For ArkdnsaG Variable ,oinds; ;
stationary temperature; local rains,
followed by fair Veather.
For Tennessee. Variable, folloped
BY souihDeSily Winds; fair ,ceathri
stationary temperature.
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On DrauRhf.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring, on drauRht at A. Garibaldi's,
No. 424 Main street, corner Beale.
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nveing and Cleaning

GAS FIxTURRs-new styles and low
prices ut Browne, the Plumber.
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Attention. Dairymen!
100 barrels small sweet potatoes for
COW feed. ,ouw,,,
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Mechanics steel Stamps
AT HaberlinR's, $40 Second street.
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Time. Bar. Their. Wind We'th.
ZOO am e99sO 1870 s.w, Fair.
300 I'm. s9. 9S4 $40 W. Fair.
1000 pm l29 96L 1870 Sc Thr't'g
Maximum temperature, $40.
Minimum temperature, 700.
Ozone, 10 am, ],
Rainfall o 90.
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Delta Lands for Sale.

Mechanics steel stamps
At Haberling's, $40 Second street.
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Fine Watch Repairing at MulfOrd's
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

From stations In the Memphis Dis
trict for the "a hours ending June 4,
1887, 6 o'clock PM, 10th meridian
kipna
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meteorological Report.
MEMPHIS, TkNN., Juno 4, 1887.
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CITY NEWS.

indicates trace of rain.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
Sherifs Sale.

:, hy virtue Of an order of sale issued out of the Codnty cour; oi Cochise county in and for inc county oi Cochise, Territory ol Arizona, to me directed and delivered on g judgment rendered. in said court on the ad day oi Decemher ISS5' n favor O. w. Hooper and araipst I. w Stump and E. W. Stump, wherein am com. mahdea 10 make the sum of s o63 damages "ith interest thereon fron date uf iudemen, al the rale Of A per cent p-r annum until paid, together with $525. 55 costs and accruiny costs. have this day levled upon the follow Ihg described property, to vii: Those ce,t in mining claims bearing gold and silver and o, her m tals situated iu the Hulchucl A,,ilnt ,;n.. Cochse County, Arizora, and Known as me Green, Mary l., sumo S!lvri outtct Poor Prospectcr, Outlook, Stella Holt D. ., ,, lie. kears;rg, Hooper. Blue Bel tx ,,s.J ,;yjaen Lily ana S4, together wth all a,Id si.isuIar the right, tenements, heteiitaments, improvements and appurtenaCces to the same belonging or in any wise incident or aPpcFtainng Public no uceis hereby given thit on Thursday the al day of March, 1887, between the hours of a. m. and D. m, n front ot tic Sheriff's office. in the city of Tombstone, Cochiss county. Ari. zona Ieritry, wll sell all the right, title and interest of the said ]. W. Stump and t. w. Stump in and toitha above described property at public auction, 70 the nig est and best bidder. for cash, lawful money of the United States, 10 satisfy said judgment, order of sale and all costs
 Dated this the 7th day of February, 1887
 II. SLAUGHTER, sheriff.
 By E. A. SHATTCCK, Under Sheriff.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
Notice of Safe of Real Estate...
 Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Cochise County' Territory of Arizona, made on the aIst day of iIecerlber, rSS6 in the matter of the estate of ambrose Lyail, deceased, the undersgned the administrator of the said estate will sell at prb- l.c ducuon' or private sale. to the highest bidder IoI cdsh gold coin Of the United States. and sNhJsIt 10 confirmation by the successor of the present Pfobste Juoge, on and after Saturday, ''.e z2nd day oI anlary, 1887, between the houts oi 9 d. ID. and { p. m. of each day until The Interests in the real estate are sold. at what $ NnoWn as the Home Ranch of: the la,. Am. prose l-yall, deceasea in Cochise ccun,y. Ar;. zona lerrioiY, all the right title and interest and e5ta'e oi the said Ambrose Lyal deceased, at the lime of his death, and all the right title aud interest that the said estate has by opera uoil "i law o' otherwise acquired n and to all tle pleces or purcell of land situate, hing and neing m the sud county of Cochise Territory of Arizona and described as follows, to. wit: The one sish hth oi what is known as the Soldiers Hoes Ranch. the one-sxteenth of what is known as the Hill Ranch, and the on. half of what is known as the Home Ranch, less 20 scies act apart 10 the widow and the minor children, and tha improvements thereon. The interests specified are each undivided interests. ermi ot sale: Cash. god coin of the United S'ates, to be pait to the administrator on the day of sale, subject to the confirmation by the court Dtct at the e. pense of the purchaser, Shall he sold all together or in distinct parcels, os maj be Tor the best interest of the estate.
 JOEL LYALL, Administrator of the Estate of Ambrose Lya]l Deceased.
 AMES 5. ROBINSON,
 Attorney for Estate.